Grand Forks AFB Warriors help Marines & aircraft return home

Dover tailflash flies around the Monster Mile

The Dover tailflash is blue, yellow, black and white, has the head of an eagle, depicts the Liberty Bell, proudly displays the name "Dover," and normally is only found adorning the tail section of Team Dover C-5M Super Galaxy and C-17 Globemaster III aircraft. So how exactly did a Dover tailflash

Lt. Gen. Everhart visits McConnell, calls for innovation

The commander of 18th Air Force, Lt. Gen. Carlton D. Everhart II, visited the 22nd Air Refueling Wing Sept. 25 to 26, his first visit to McConnell Air Force Base since he assumed command in July.Everhart toured McConnell AFB to learn more about its tanker mission and address key issues from members

The Berlin Airlift celebrates 65 years

Airmen deliver Ebola treatment facility to West Africa

Airmen from Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, partnered with representatives from the U.S. Public Health Service Sept. 26, to deliver a modular medical treatment center, as part of a government-wide effort to support humanitarian relief operations in Ebola-stricken African nations.Airmen from the

McChord aircrew conducts in-flight refueling, JPADS training

What may have seemed like a normal day to Joint Base Lewis-McChord aircrew members was nothing short of that when they accomplished in-flight refueling, joint precision airdrop system airdrops and assault landings during a routine training mission September 25, near JBLM.The day for the aircrew

Brothers in Arms

Sacrifice of service to one's country is a common thread all service members share, but two Airmen here at Joint Base Charleston share an even stronger bond.Second Lt. James Davis and Senior Airman Dustin Davis are brothers."Our father instilled in us the belief that you're never too good to serve

Tanker aircrews help in fight against ISIL

With 16 KC-135 Stratotankers on its installation, Airmen from MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, waste no time when answering the call to defend the nation -- even when there is little to no notice. As these planes can be seen and heard overhead, one has to wonder where in the world they are flying.On

Travis celebrates two decades of KC-10 excellence

KC-10 Extender alumni from past and present converged Sept. 18 and 19 on Travis Air Force Base to celebrate the accomplishments and advancements the KC-10 community has achieved throughout its two decades at the installation.Home to both active duty and Reserve units, Travis' air refueling squadrons

Military Working dogs train at JB Charleston